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  1. JCalhoun
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    A question of realism.

    Some are rifle cartridges, some are handgun cartridges, and some are machine gun cartridges. As for why there are so many in each class, it's a...
    Post by: JCalhoun, Sep 29, 2007 in forum: The Members Lounge
  2. JCalhoun
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    A question of realism.

    It will if you can get close enough. As a hunting cartridge it leaves a lot to be desired since it's case capacity is limited due to having to be...
    Post by: JCalhoun, Sep 28, 2007 in forum: The Members Lounge
  3. JCalhoun
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    Crusader AA

    Yep. The M-42 Duster was an improvement upon it. Is there any evidence that the AA tanks of various styles and builds actually worked well in...
    Post by: JCalhoun, Sep 28, 2007 in forum: World War 2 Hobbies
  4. JCalhoun
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    Military postage stamps

    Exactly right. That's why I only collect the ones I like. :D
    Post by: JCalhoun, Sep 28, 2007 in forum: The Members Lounge
  5. JCalhoun
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    Military postage stamps

    Thanks! :D
    Post by: JCalhoun, Sep 28, 2007 in forum: The Members Lounge
  6. JCalhoun
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    Crusader AA

    Looks like a Duster. Sorta like this one. [img]
    Post by: JCalhoun, Sep 28, 2007 in forum: World War 2 Hobbies
  7. JCalhoun
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    Korean war ...

    I love that show! :D
    Post by: JCalhoun, Sep 28, 2007 in forum: Non-World War 2 History
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    Military postage stamps

    Cool. Can somebody please send me some? I'll pay for them. :D I have PayPal if that is accepted in the UK. :D
    Post by: JCalhoun, Sep 28, 2007 in forum: The Members Lounge
  9. JCalhoun
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    Korean war ...

    I think the reason China got involved is that they found it a great opportunity to spread Maoism rather than let the Soviets continue to spread...
    Post by: JCalhoun, Sep 28, 2007 in forum: Non-World War 2 History
  10. JCalhoun
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    A question of realism.

    Bullets will be very hot when they leave a barrel. Friction as well as burning powder creates this. All .50 BMG bullets are jacketed. Since...
    Post by: JCalhoun, Sep 28, 2007 in forum: The Members Lounge
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    Korean war ...

    I believe the part about the Soviet pilots is true. It is also believed the Soviets had ground war advisors in North Korea. The UN didn't pay...
    Post by: JCalhoun, Sep 28, 2007 in forum: Non-World War 2 History
  12. JCalhoun
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    Bogged.

    Not all AFV's have good visiblity for the drivers. In order to give him more protection, the driver's position is lowered and sloped more. This...
    Post by: JCalhoun, Sep 28, 2007 in forum: Post-World War 2 Armour
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    Military postage stamps

    Those are cool. How much do they cost? I have some Purple Heart stamps that the USPS put out this year.
    Post by: JCalhoun, Sep 28, 2007 in forum: The Members Lounge
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    A question of realism.

    It would simply clip the bone but not make any massive wounds to the flesh and muscle. .50BMG bullets are non-expanding and move at a velocity...
    Post by: JCalhoun, Sep 26, 2007 in forum: The Members Lounge
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    Korean war ...

    UN, particulary US, forces didn't expect China to get involved. The UN forces were not inept as some make it seem. They took control of the...
    Post by: JCalhoun, Sep 26, 2007 in forum: Non-World War 2 History
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    Group Build IV

    I have a few ideas but have not yet decided.
    Post by: JCalhoun, Sep 26, 2007 in forum: World War 2 Hobbies
  17. JCalhoun
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    The War by Ken Burns/PBS

    Yep but just barely. :D
    Post by: JCalhoun, Sep 25, 2007 in forum: World War 2
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    Ahmadinejad to Speak at Columbia U

    I can't post what I think of it on a public forum. :angry: :bang:
    Post by: JCalhoun, Sep 25, 2007 in forum: The Members Lounge
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    Gun ID?

    Most likely it's last usage was as a parade piece. I can't imagine why the white wall tires would be there otherwise.
    Post by: JCalhoun, Sep 22, 2007 in forum: The Guns Galore Section
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    which would you rather have?

    I can seen that but I think what Franklin was hinting at is what is done in the name of security can also be used for less honorable purposes. At...
    Post by: JCalhoun, Sep 21, 2007 in forum: The Members Lounge
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